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Nyctemera
noun
Nyc·tem·era
\nikˈtem(ə)rə\
Definition of Nyctemera
: a genus of Australian and New Zealand black-and-white moths — see magpie moth b
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Origin and Etymology of nyctemera
New Latin, from Greek nyktēmeron, nychthēmeron night and day; probably from the black-and-white color of the moths
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